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05-12-2011, 02:11 AM
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hey guys i was thinking about making a project car maybe for drifting but was wondering if there is actually manny places you can go and learn to drift (not just once a month) and to take it to a proper race (only for fun not in it to be the best just want to mess around) i haven't heard any one talking about any so just seeing what you guys know of.
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